Three Year Olds Set to Challenge Nashua in Belmont
Ten three year olds prepare for the Belmont Stakes today as Nashua is opposed by a field in a program featuring evening doubles and local league games. Opening ceremonies include Rev. Whur Day's innovation and remarks by league officials and Mayor Wright as ceremonial first pitch is tossed.
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Plants 1 4 6 8 Win Over Three In Owl Contest
In a morning league game Plant 1 4 6 8 defeated three opponents in an Owl contest. Dietrich struck for two hits for the winners, while Janetes led off with a walk and others followed. Coca-Cola and Hank's Market are among teams listed in the schedule with box scores and manager notes.
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Cassier
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Grose
hide—Del Dietrich
Hidjen Henry
Enmige
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Hepler
Coca-Cola
Hank
Mar
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Plant
Dietrich
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Wen Pen
Sten Sulphing Guide
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Wisin
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George Saxon
Frank ‘Vague
Chesterfiek
Umber Co
Herb St Barker
Charles Chesterfield
Pitcack Construction
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Cine
Ann Saky
Charmaineie Wetton
Aare
Hermie
Janetes
Hermin
Beene
Tutti
Whlemann
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Lam
Hank's
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Frank Woaclitz
Coca-Cola- Clisf Russet
Forrest Taylor
League
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Charles Cummings
Wrensher Wilbur Jobey
Debe McCrystal
Hem
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Irvin Krall
Sancersionaire
A. Broderick
Fie Ehlel
Campbell Tied For Second In Susquehann Open
In the Susquehann Amateur Open Journey round, Campbell of Anderson and Chapa of Bite hurst were tied for second with 72. Defending champion Pac Cherry shared fourth with Konkle Wiptractider Diver and Tulwitor. Two rounds remain, with action shifting to Sunday.
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Doe Campbell
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Bitehurst
Shit Teelthall
Pac Cherry
Fie Ice
Cherry
Nay Konkle
Wiptractider
Divers
Tulwitor
Ah Sith
Ane Creasan
Johnson
Dizzy Belmont Stakes Entrants Roil Crowd With Surprises
Entry box bulged as ten year olds race in Belmont Stakes amid surprises including Dabneh sold to Eugenia Bonkhead and Nashua expected as heavy favorite. Clearwater Stable’s Portersville seen as second choice. Belmont TV and radio slated. purse $122000 with $40700 to winner amid racing legends and betting shifts.
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Preakness
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Ash Dunes
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Efro
Melt Slad
Sunny Din Fitzshowmons
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Hooke
Austrian Treaty Ends Soviet Run Shops in Austria
The Bonn backed treaty ends occupation, allows Austria to keep oil and assets, and requires 25 million dollars annually in goods for six years. The Soviet run stores sold below cost, harmed legitimate retailers, and shifted profits away from Austrian treasuries. Austria expects improved revenue and a freer economy despite ongoing economic strain.
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Montpelier Sunday Races Carded by United Speedways
Montpelier Indiana hosts a seven-event program by United Speedways on Sunday afternoon featuring time trials, three heat races, a special match race, and a 25-lap feature. Twenty cars are entered including Wilbur Robinson of Indianapolis in a Ranger powered car and Red Boxchers with a Mercury Sprint. Other entrants include Bill Earl, R B Mensley, Frank Wright, Billy Quigley, Ray Duckworth, Rob Wright, and Orville Brown. Races start at 12:30 with the first event underway.
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Indianapolis
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Richmont
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Billy Quigley
Aurora
Ray Duckworth
Anderson
Rob Wright
Orville Brown
Jamillon
O. Tine
Rials
Hoyt Driver On Probation For Traffic Violations
Jerry Hoyt, an Indianapolis hot shoe known for fast highway times, faced probation on a Friday after accumulating demerits on the state’s traffic-violation credit system. His record includes three speeding convictions, with the motor-vehicle bureau warning his license could be revoked if demerits mount. The notice, filed in the classified section, cautions readers about strict compliance.
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Local Ball State honors roll of Muncie athletes and freshmen
Ball State recognized local athletes from Muncie and surrounding areas for participation in Cardinal sports. Award winners included Iron Madison Counts with fifty plus freshmen honored at spring quarter. The list names many regional students across basketball and cheer squads, highlighting school pride and athletic achievement.
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Charles Ply
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Trick
Robert Klum
Maureie
Charles Wall
Mishawakay
Joseph Emcweever
Muncie
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Delphi
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Fambroge Dalle
Sabina
Jerry
pShaw
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Mare
Ralph Cook
Griffiths
Gene Hang
Fibners
Gene Pearson
Sill
Dawn Pierce
Dubin
Andiss Phunk Starkey
Gary Dick Watkins
Wimnsport
Lawrence Wright
Mitcie
Fall
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Garrell
Korey Moyer
Mew Caste
David Peare
Anderson
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Blvnt
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Greenfield
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Senate urges faster atomic weapon production pace
Senator Jackson called for an increased U S production schedule of atomic weapons and related military gear. He cited subcommittee testimony about substandard caps and discussed ties to Levy firms amid broader airmanship and jet aircraft concerns shaping U S readiness against Russia.
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Dixon Yates power project blocked by House vote
The House Appropriations Committee declined the $6.5 million Dixon Yates transmission line plan tied to the Navy hats contract. Witnesses including Andrew and Lew defended the deal, while opposition argued it cost taxpayers. The committee vote blocked the project as officials cited potential misuses and political controversy surrounding the Dixon Yates arrangement.
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Ministers to Retire and New Appointments in Indiana
Three ministers in Greencastle Indiana are retiring and three new ministers are to be installed in regional ceremonies. The replacing clergy include Revs A A Rawlings Anthindiey Al Tow and Byes Dyers with assignments across local churches as announced by the Daily Star Cites Donald Te Diggle in Ay Pramesville Chandos Wy Beye.ra
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Aussie Women Fencing Draws Big Crowd in Australia
Australian fencing gains popularity as a majority of the national association’s members are women. The sport attracts wide interest with many competitors preparing for Olympic level events.
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State FOP Parley Starts Today
Delegates from mansson Lodge No. 48 Fraternal Order of Police in this city attend the trial state FOP convention beginning Saturday in Michigan City. Four delegates including Donald Daveny president Bob Morgan Charles Troedien and Noble Hagins plan to attend with others from the locality to join the summer subvention in Knoxville Tennessee and later.
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Lapel Sailor In Aviation Unit Honored At Barbee Point
A naval aviation electrician’s mate second class Hank A Hudson of Rhode Island was recognized for service with Squadron 22 at Barbee Point Naval Air Station. The unit conducted aerial reconnaissance and warfare training in the Hawaiian area during late May.
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Willy Hato
Squadron 22
Barbee's Point
Naval Air
Hank A. Hudson
Aviation Electrician
Matey Secon
Hawaiian
Concheta
Typing Course To Be Offered At Anderson High
An intensive summer typing course will be offered at Anderson High School for juniors seniors and graduates. Enrollment is Monday morning at the high school. Mr Bowen will emphasize personal typing benefits with a demonstration and one on one instruction. No fee for regularly enrolled students.
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Anderson High School
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Summitville OES Chapter Holds Memorial Service
Summitville report says Star Points highlighted the Order of Hasler Star chapter’s regular meeting with Mrs. Paul Swain as worthy matron in charge. Opal Walls sang and refreshments were provided by local volunteers Stephenson Inglis and Rubyinsen and others.
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Order of Hasler Star
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Ruby ¥Insen
Clothes Industry Grows In Jamaica
Jamaica's expanding garment industry plans to supply 8 percent of a national clothing demand this year. Factories employ around 3,000 workers and 46,000 privately owned sewing machines are worn out, affecting clothing for families, neighbors, and nearby shops.
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Jaman Jameaica
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